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If you've travelled to a Canadian airport in the past month, there's a good chance that you've had to deal with unusually long waiting times.

The days of long-term relationships between airports and airlines are unlikely to return in the immediate future, according to IATA’s Regional VP for the Americas Peter Cerda.

Recovery from the pandemic will “stagnate” unless there is more cooperation with governments.

Countries across Latin America are ramping up efforts to open up their borders to tourists and revive economies hit by the pandemic.

Speech delivered by IATA's Director General, Willie Walsh at the ALTA Leaders Forum in Bogota.

The Government of Argentine Tuesday announced that as of Oct. 19 there will be no more caps on the arrival of nationals “by air” after the country has reached the threshold of 50% of the population vaccinated with the complete scheme.

The airline trade group is calling for clarity on which vaccines the U.S. will accept and when exactly the U.S. will open borders.

O Governo argentino estendeu as restrições que limitam o regresso dos seus cidadãos, apesar de aumentar o aumento diário de entradas, levando as companhias aéreas a avaliarem as operações no país. Desde o dia 28 de junho, apenas 600 argentinos e residentes podem entrar no país diariamente pela única porta de entrada, o aeroporto internacional de Buenos Aires. Esse número será elevado a 1.000 até, pelo menos, 06 de agosto, mas de forma gradual. "Foram estabelecidos as seguintes cota...

Desde o dia 28 de junho, apenas 600 argentinos e residentes podem entrar no país diariamente pela única porta de entrada, o aeroporto internacional de Buenos Aires. Esse número será elevado a 1.000 até, pelo menos, 06 de agosto, mas de forma gradual. "Foram estabelecidos as seguintes cotas semanais para voos de passageiros: 5.200 lugares até dia 16 de julho, 6.300 lugares até dia 17 de julho e 7.000 lugares até dia 06 de agosto", diz o texto da Decisão Administrativa publicada na noite...

Sky Airline CEO on COVID challenges in South America 6 hours ago At the age of 36, Jose Ignacio Dougnac became the youngest CEO in South American aviation industry. The airline set up safety, people, and sustainability as the top three priorities for managing the COVID crisis. Sky Airline has been working side by side with the government to transport goods and vaccines. Sky Airline CEO Jose Ignacio Dougnac talks about the challenges and opportunities in South America during the COVID-19 pandemi...